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Gonna really try to get in the habit of at least posting my daily sketches.
No particular theme, really, just whatever moves my pencil that day, but do expect stupid cartoons and fantasy art.
Today's sketch: Tower Guard of the Keep
Been digging back into my OSR solo game, based on the B1-B12 D&D modules. It's always inspiring for me.
Did anyone get in on the OSR revolution? I think the time to run my Wilderlands D&D campaign may be coming. But I really want to pare down the rules. Suggestions are welcome...
this new old-school RPG group i joined has me feeling like the corn maze guy in that onion article. maximum sweat mode. i already knew going in that aside from the DM i would be the only guy in there with any old-school dungeon experience but it's looking like i'm the only guy in there with LIFE experience too. like no darling vinegar is not flammable nor do any """accelerants""" smell of vinegar, the bernoulli triangle is not fucking real (i said trial damn you), and if you see a BIG OBVIOUS LEVER on the wall of a room full of acid puddles it should be clear that YOU DO NOT PULL THE BIG OBVIOUS LEVER.
honourable mentions: proposing to open an iron chest by yeeting it to the ground RIGHT NEXT TO THE MONSTER LAIR and also the guy opening the ominous double-latched chest that gives you headaches and immediately getting possessed by a demon
Can-we not?🤡
Dreamlands DnD 5E
When pondering possible campaign settings for the Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition rpg, it struck me that I have yet to see a really good treatment of H.P. Lovecraft's Dream Cycle stories for use in an RPG. One used as a self-contained campaign world, and not just as a possible side-quest for Call of Cthulhu or similar. So I figured I would tinker around with this wonderful setting, and see where it takes us.
For those who don't know, the Dream Cycle stories were a fantasy series written by Lovecraft, that thought dark, was far more fanciful than grim as in his later works. The Dreamlands are a parallel dimension to ours, and is peopled with fanciful creatures and exotic extremes of Earthly peoples and societies. However it is fully a world in its own right and not an airy world lacking in peril. Both dreams and nightmares aplenty dwell here. So I will be posting setting details, peoples, races and monsters. So stay tuned!
OSR gets blown the fuck out.
OD&D Dungeons & Dragons Original Edition (0e) - First published in January 1974, the original edition rules of Dungeons & Dragons would go on to see six different p
For those who are interested, Wizards has finally released the original three booklet version of D&D as a PDF on their Dungeons and Dragons Classics store.
I'm broke and need cash for pens! I'm cross-posting/reblogging this with cap in hand, mainly for folk who may not already know about my fine works of hand-drawn printable dungeons. ;) My store on RPGDriveThru: http://bit.ly/IAstore Inked Adventures Modular Dungeon Sections Basic Pack: http://bit.ly/IAbasic Inked Adventures Square Dungeon Tiles: http://bit.ly/squaredungeontiles Website: http://inkedadventures.com (Blogger: http://billiambabbleinkedadventures.blogspot.co.uk/) (Tumblr: http://inkedadventures.tumblr.com/) All art by Billiam Babble. :) Also if you're into tabletop roleplaying and this sort of thing you might like to check out my RPG reviews blog: Adventures & Shopping http://adventuresandshopping.blogspot.co.uk (Tumblr: http://adventuresandshopping.tumblr.com/ ) Thanks for looking. Hungry. Need pens. Will draw for guacamole...
